Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-25
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

| FLOUR-No change in quotations. Trade is
| fair Net cash prices for California: Best
Family IS 1905 so q Dbl; Bakers extra, 81 50
| to s. Is; Superfine, IS 10 TO IS 60.
| WHEAT-There has been no active market
| for some long time, and nobody appears 10 eX-
| pect any movement OF note until after the new
| harvest year. There is Il little export trade in
progress, but it does not affect the situation, as
| shippers have ample stock on hand without
| going into the open market to purchase. In fact,
offerings are too sllm TO admit of any extensive
| sample business, even If opportunity were
| afforded to trade. The situation, however, pre-
! SCENTS steady tone and holders of round lots
| could realize at full figures. Quotable at 81 so
| q ctl for No grades and 81 S21a61 IS q ctl for
| product of better character.
| CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRNING SESSION.
Buyer 1SS7-SOO tons, 81 500.
Seller lSS7-50O tons 81 03 q ctl.
| Seller lSS7-Sn tons. 81 50; 1000, 81 1914
| S00 81 1884.
| August2i00 tons 81 81.
| September-l0J tons, 81 1874.
| Buyer September-300 tons, 81 So Z ctl.
| AFTERNOON SESSION.
| Buyer lSS7-500 tons, 81 021l.
| Seller ISL 600 tons, 81 1881: 900 81 1875
| BARLEY-The situation is less favorable for
| the selling interest. Buyers purchase only as
| necessity requires and then take but enough to
meet immediate wants, so that trading is tedious
| and of iobbing proportions For feed descrip-
lions 81 or 2 ctl was about the top OF the mar
ket to-day. with reported sales of fairly good
4 :
| is rather sluggish, as compared with couple OF
weeks ago, and lower asking rates fail to create
| any more than the ordinary demand. Quotable
| at 81 171a@i 20 Z ctl.
| CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRNING SESSION.
| Buyer season-1OO tons, 81 O5; 100, 81 04sz.
| Buyer 1SS7-S00 tons, 81 Is; 100, 81 1877; 900,
81 1914
Seller 1sS7-1O0 tons 81 O434 p ctl.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Buyer season-1O0 tons, 81 05.
| Seller lsS7-200 tons 81 %.
Buyer 1Ss7-20O tons, 81 lS19; 100, 81 1875; 500,
81 1s34 actl.
OATsEThe demand has not been very brisk
of late, but there are indications that the mar
business is confidently expected in the near
future \ No SOFA, eol Feed k,,; 81 s q ~
Surprise, 81 sol 30; Black, 81 5O@1 So; Ne
| C0RN-Prices are moderately firm. though
| sales are somewhat slow. Holders are not press
ing business and prices are, therefore, well sus-
for nfa large eiow 81 o 91Ti iG snail mail
! Yellow, 81 1215G1 Is; White. 81 SOL 40 T, ctl.
| SEEDS There is nothing of interest to report
| in this line. There is no choice Brown Mustard
offering. Strictly prime parcels would sell
| quickly at an advance on our figures.
| Mustard, Brown, S202 50; Yellow, 81 81
to So Pctl; Canary, 3g315c: Hemp, 3l4aS54c;
HAY-0ur outside figure for Wheat is paid
| only fer choice article. which is quite scarce.
We quote: cat, S9@1l Barley, 81 5O&1O so:
Wheat. STOOLS p ton.
HOPS-Reports from the East are rather I'M
favorable as TO the coming crop in that direc-
| ton. The local market is as dull as ever.
Nominally quotable at 10@15c = ID.
| POTAT0ES-Trade is now wholly in new
crop. Quotable at 75c@s1 % n ell.
| ONI0NS-From 50G75c u Ctl will represent
| the extremes of the market.
| BEANS-Smail White and Pea are firm in
price, though movement is slow. Bayos, s2@
> 30; Butter, Il 50a1 30: Pink, 81 2591 AS Red,
| 81 409l so; Lima 81 75l62 25; Pea, 81 1892;
Small White. 81 90@2 10 p cA-
! NEGETA BLES-Cucumbe are more plenti-
| full. Asparagus sells at irregular prices. owing
| to difference in quality. Green Peas continue
abundant. String Beans are plentiful and cheap
| Only choice Tomatoes find custom. Summer
| Squash is not in excessive supply but there is
enough TO meet all wants. Asparagus, 5OcGg
12c = IL; Cucumbers, 50c@Sl q dozen;
| Green Peppers, G9Sc q n: Green Peas,
5o975e . sack; Tomatoes, Slg1 80 .
/ mon and &c for better qualities sum
mer Squash, SlG1 % e box; Aclchokes loo
| 15c "A dozen Larrors 35GAb0c q Ell; Turnips
| 25G50e q ctl Geets, 75ct9Sl q saof ParSnips
| 50Q75c I, CT Cauliaower, 50cG75c y dozen /;
| Cabbage, 75cQs1 q cEi; tiariic, lG2e "a u;
Celery, 5o@.50c 3 dazen; Dry Peppers S9lOc !
| FRUIT-Over GOO chests of Strawberries ar
rived this morning. Currants are making a
| much better exhibit. Supplies OF Cherries con
| tinue liberal, while the display o. Apricots is
somewhat large. No Peaches nor Cherry Plums
| have arrived since initial consignmenIs n day
| or two since. GooSeberries are in excess of i'm
mediate wants. We quote as follows: Cher
| ries 25G75e q box Tor white and 5Oc6Sl
| for black GOOseberries, 1NtG2c for common
and 3@5c for English 2 ID; Strawberries. $40,
81 p chest: Raspberries, sl91 Sc q drawer;
50 q 75c ? box Mexican Lines, 81 a ii
Ebx; California Lines, 5oc6Sl p 2 box; Lemons.
| Sicily, s5@5 so: do California 25cas1 so for
common. s2.03 for choice; Oranges. California,
u 2592 80 2 box for common. and s2a4 so p
| box for Navel AsuGuss. % 50GS 81 y bunch +.
| piuespples, s466 = dozen.
HONKY-It Is too near the end of the season
| for active trading. Stocks are light and firmly
| held. The new crop is rather backward this
| year and it will likely be at least month be-
fore there are any arrivals Of consequence. We
quote Comb, l26ll4c a 10 for choice and 6tGSc
| for common: bright extracted, 41S65c.
BUTTER-Supplies of late embraced a larger
proportion than usual of Butter OF the better
grades, and there has been less competition
| among buyers, so that the tone of the market
has not shown any special buoyancy. STILL
prices show fair Steadiness, though the main
support of the market hes in the fact that pack
ing operations are general. Fancy, 2l922e; good
to choice, 19cZGc; fair, l6GlSc; mixed
lots, l2@l5c; firkin, iSG20c for fancy, l6t01Sc
for tair To good. and l1dl3r q h for poor.
CHEESE-Li5eral arrivals keep prices easy.
For product that is not first-class, dealers are
inclined to make concessions. Quotable a; lyIS
@llc { 10 for choice, and 9Gl0c for fair TO coed
quality.
EGGS-Free offerings OF Eastern largely govern
quotations forthe domestic article Only parcels
direct from the hennery viii bring our top figures
Quotable at I5dl6c Z dozen tor store lots, and
l7@lSc z dozen for ranch consignments. East
ern. lfdl6c z dozen.
POULTRY - The demand IS of moderate
character Stocks must be in prime condi-
ton to command extreme rates We quote
as follows: Live Turkeys-t1obblers. lS6n20c;
Hens l6GlSc BOOSTERS. S5d5 Ut Old, and $50
II for younR iiern 81 50a6 80 Tor ordi-
nary stock. and s7@S for choice; sroilerz.
IS 5197; Duek- IS 5)S9 = cnrer Geese
slG1 % : pair for cd and 81 5GG2 p pair FOR
Goslings Pigeons, - q dozen for old and SO
SO for Young.
FRESH MEATS Beef is cheaper. though
steady at prices now quoted. Veal is being
shipped 10 market in larger quantity, owing
to short feed. Lamb is weak at quo
tations. the market being overstoeked.
Following are the rates for whole
carcasses from slsnghterers to dealers
Beef = First quality, &c; second quality. ca
6lzc: third quality, 5@6e = n. Veal--Isrge,
51s2Te; small, 7d9c = H. Mutton-Quotable at
6@17e , n lamb Spring, sG9c 2 10 Pork
1--we oys on foot grain fed, 434d5 Sc: stock, 35SS
&c: dressed Hogs. ~ SO -.